10 Daily Things

Working on a new mixed set for a theme party, where I’m gonna play music, I (re)listen an old (80s) but “catchy” song called “Tainted Love” and I remember it performed by “Soft Cell” a British synth-pop duo consists of Marc Almond (vocals) and David Ball (synthesizers).
I didn’t knew this song had a big history [...]

Continuing the oblation at the #1 hits of Billboard’s charts and after the first post about the #1 Hits of the 80s, I’m continuing with the hits of 70s. According Billboard the #1 Hits per year for the 70s are:
1970: Paul Simon & Art Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water
Bridge Over Troubled Water is the [...]

Today it’s Saturday and I decided to do a small research about the best hits of the ’80s for a mixed set I have to prepare for a themed party, where I’m gonna play music. Do you think a better source from Billboard Music Charts?
Working on preparing the set and trying to find the missing [...]

Someone isolated David Lee Roth`s vocals from the classic Running With the Devil. Hmm…

Apocalyptica, perform Metallica’s “Enter Sandman” at Rock im Park festival in Germany.

A great remix for the “Prison Break” theme by Ferry Corsten

A contestant in the second season of the Bulgarian show “Music Idol” performs Mariah Carey’s song “Without you” in fake English.
The contestant’s name is Valentina Hasan, 29 years old. She’s from the village of Zvezdelina, in the Kardzhali Province. Valentina’s married and “Hasan” is her husband’s surname. She currently lives in Spain.

“Let It Be” is a song written by John Lennon & Paul McCartney (although thought to be the sole work of Paul McCartney). The song was first recorded by The Beatles and released as a single in March 1970 and later the same year as the title track of their acclaimed album “Let It Be“.

I’m not commenting. Just watch and listen

Do you remember the video with the guy having problem with the office printer? This is a better one!
Hilarious clips of people losing their marbles at work and completely jigging out! So sit back, relax, and let the greatest office meltdowns commence with the great background music of “Bad Day” by Daniel Powter